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Rev. Odjawo explained that ESR’s work is anchored in the PCG’s prophetic responsibility to address issues affecting communities and the nation.

The presentation formed part of the church’s ongoing effort to help members better understand the work of its departments and the breadth of its mission.

Rev. Aboagye Danquah highlighted the significance of hosting the session from Germany, describing it as a reminder that the PCG’s mission extends beyond Ghana’s borders.

Over the next five years, the Executive Committee will oversee training, welfare, capacity building and the overall coordination of PRECACON activities nationwide.

Presbyterian Church of Ghana men worldwide have been challenged to embrace their calling as teachers, mentors and intentional disciple‑makers who will shape the next generation. Upper Presbytery Chairperson, Rev. Roger Awudibah Wegurih,…

Rev. Roger Wegurih stressed that Presbyterian men must lead national transformation, setting standards for others to follow in integrity, hard work and faithfulness.

Rev. Wegurih posed three piercing questions to delegates: “Where are the Presbyterian men? Where is the church? And where are the Presbyterians in society?”

The delegation comprises church leaders, ministers, congregants and staff from the PCG Head Office who are undertaking a series of institutional visits.

The intervention was announced by the Director of Development and Social Services, Mrs. Teiko Sabah, who explained that the support was directed at individual members whose properties were submerged during the floods.

The donation comes at a crucial time, as PAS continues to work with farming communities to improve food security, promote climate smart agriculture and enhance livelihoods.